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TitleWho Will Govern Metropolitan Regions in the 21 st Century
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To be sure in some regions–as illustrated in other chapters–political culture and history engendered different perspectives. In St. Louis there were waves of interest in restructuring government–far more than would emerge in Greater Cleveland–but like what took place in Northeast Ohio, local governments remained independent. However,

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Rosentraub, Mark S
Al-Habil, Wasim A.
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